Boswell presents an evening with Jeffrey Breslow, author of A Game Maker's Life: A Hall of Fame Game Inventor and Executive Tells the Inside Story of the Toy Industry.
How do you spark genius? How do you earn a profit from fun? And how do you overcome unthinkable challenges? The developer of Simon, Fashion Polly Pocket, UNO Attack!, My Size Barbie, and Operation explains it all in this fascinating story of toys, transformation, and murder. Millions of people around the world have played with games and toys Breslow and his partners invented - perhaps you have, too! Now, read Breslow's remarkable story and see how a flash of inspiration, followed by hard work and ingenuity, brought these wonderful games to life.
Jeffrey Breslow, a preeminent toy and game inventor and designer, spent over forty-one years inventing toys and games since graduating with a BFA from the University of Illinois in industrial design in 1965. At age thirty-four, Breslow became the youngest managing partner of Marvin Glass and Associates, the leading toy design company in the world at that time in 1976. Breslow left the toy business in 2008 to sculpt full time, and his sculptures are on permanent display in Vermont, California, New Jersey, and Uruguay.
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